Four ordinances adopted by emergency rules in Wellston
Wellston City Council adopted four ordinances under emergency measures including funding for a water sewer department van with 2000 and 2051.35 from water and sewer funds. A truck route plan for Main Street and 2 Hill was outlined. A state permit for Appalachian truck route signs and traffic limits was discussed. Tele-Medias rate hike potential and EMS rent funds were noted. A trash hauling ordinance for monthly special pickups was framed. Police staffing would rise from eight to nine officers with a vacancy due to Arthur Essmans resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Hunter
Wellston
Wellston City
Water and Sewer Departments
Water Fund
Main Street
No. 2 Hill
Neal
14Th Street
Ralph E. Steffan
Tele-Media Television Cable
Verna Crossin
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Larry Walburn
Council
Arthur Essman
Finance Committee
Athens area hospital staff and patients listed
The note lists individuals including Earl Goodin, Helen Sams, Margaret Bricker, John Mullins, Keith Gwinn, Christina Perkins from Athens along with Lavonda Stanley, Nora McKee, and others in various towns such as New Arthur McCown Amesville Jacksonville and Glouster. Several transfers include Elvin Bean to University Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Goodin
Helen Sams
Margaret Bricker
John Mullins
Keith Gwinn
Christina Perkins
Athens
Lavonda Stanley
Nora McKee
Arthur McCown
Amesville
Timothy McCollister
Jacksonville
Sylvia Morrison
Buchtel
Vern Parsons
Guysville
Southern Local approves contract and district actions
RACINE The Southern Local Board of Education approved the negotiated contract with teachers and set April 18 to rehire eligible staff. The board also named Personal Service Co as student insurance carrier, approved 10 hazardous weather days, approved an eighth grade Washington trip for April 28 29, and backed a district plan for handicapped education. It granted United Methodist Church use of the junior high for youth activities on weekends in April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Southern Local Board of Education
Southern
The
Personal Service Co
Dale Warner
Pomeroy
Washington, D. C
Alexander School District Easter Vacation Notice
Alexander School District announces students are on Easter vacation today per Supt Ray Brooks. Monday is a vacation day and Tuesday is parent teacher conference day. Classes resume Wednesday.
Local names listed in regional notice fragment
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Jennie Williamson John Harrison Rutland Glenna Little Linda Haulay Barbara Warden Nadelin Shoemaker Middleport Vanita Knight Ada Clark Pomeroy Alice Caphart Turman Martin Jr Syracuse Billy Midcaff Langsville Michelle Gilkey Albany Sara Congo Portland Betty Baroinich Kelly Humphry Mandie Hubbard George Hupp John Fleming Helen Leifheit and Freda Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Williamson
John Harrison
Rutland
Glenna Little
Linda Haulay
Barbara Warden
Nadelin
Betty Baroinich
Kelly Humphry
Mandie Hubbard
George Hupp
John Fleming
Helen Leifheit
Freda Martin
Local Social Figures Named in Round of Notices
A list of residents and families including Bessy Wheeler Judith Living Danny Knapp Mrs Howard Vanmatre Mrs James Shinn Mrs Melvin Halstead Valerie Stevens Perry Sherry Lewis Burton Jr Mrs George Kruskamp and Mrs Rodger Luikart appears in a community notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessy Wheeler
Judith Living
Danny Knapp
Howard Vanmatre
James Shinn
Melvin Halstead
Valerie Stevens
Perry Sherry
Lewis Burton Jr
George Kruskamp
Rodger Luikart
Hamilton Johntor
Fire Alarm Turns Out To Be Light Reflection
In Nelsonville a gas flame reflecting on light wallpaper woke firefighters at 4:55 a.m. A neighbor at 914 Walnut St saw the flame on a stove burner and alerted the fire department. No blaze was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Steve Rife
Walnut St
Grass and Brush Fire Reported in Nelsonville Area
Fire crews responded at 5 20 p m Thursday to a grass and brush blaze near High and Third Streets in Nelsonville. No structures were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Third Streets
Athens Metropolitan Housing Authority Annual Meeting
The Athens Metropolitan Housing Authority will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the new Security Bank Building. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Metropolitan Housing Authority
Security Bank
Weather Summary Southeast Ohio April 8 1977
Southeast Ohio forecast calls for clear tonight with lows in the upper 20s and a high near 60 Saturday. Ohio extended outlook shows warming Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 60s to 70s and possible showers or thundershowers Tuesday. Regional notes cover other lakeshore and lake Erie conditions and winds up to 25 knots with 3 to 5 foot waves tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Geography Department
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Ohio
Lake Shore
West Central Central
Lake Erie
Mayor Hollenbaugh Struck by Steel Patch in City Hall Incident
Nelsonville mayor Violet Hollenbaugh faced a water crisis as winter shortages strained the system. She traveled to Columbus to seek aid and managed calls amid filters being cleaned. A steel plate covering a ruptured water line at City Hall caused her fall and an ankle sprain, leaving her on crutches.
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Nelsonville
Violet Hollenbaugh
Columbus
City Hall
Hollenbaugh
Funeral Mass for Edward Terrell 93 in Athens
Edward Terrell 93 of Athens Route 4 Harmony Road died Tuesday at Kimes Convalescent Center. Funeral Mass Monday 10 a.m. at Christ the King Church with burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Hughes Funeral Home Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Rosary at 1:30 p.m. He was born in Hocking County son of James and Mary O'Brien Terrell, a retired farmer and coal miner with 53 years in coal mines. Survived by son Gerald three daughters Marion Blazier Ellen Thompson Mary G. Terrell two grandsons Harold Richard a great grandson Jeremy Blazier sister Mae McClellan brother James. Preceded by wife Victoria Bowe Terrell 1973 son Harold Normandy invasion Agnes two brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Edward Terrell
Harmony Road
Christ the King Church
Thomas Graven
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Hughes Funeral
Terrell
Kimes Convalescent Center
Mary G. Terrell
Harold
Richard
Jeremy Blazier
Logan
Ada B. Semons
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Athens County
Linsley
Hanna Sams Oxley
Pleasant Hill
Crown City
Raymond Rucker
Holzer Medical Center
Gallia County
Burt
Close Sheets Rucker
Mercerville
Waugh- Halley-Wood
Ridge Lawn Cemetery
Bruce Unroe
Richard Heilman
Pomeroy
Richard V Heilman
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Meigs County
John
Elizabeth Reuter Heilman
Carlton Church
Ziba
Sylvia) Midkiff
Robert
Golda) Reed
Howard
Betty) Gilkey
Columbus
Norman Heilman
West Liberty
Bertha F. Will Heilman
Ewing Funeral Home
Jay Stiles
Carleton Cemetery
Rutland
Walter Houdashelt
E. Jeffrey Place
William
Margaret Houdashelt
Ohio State University
Fifth Avenue United Methodist Church
Artie Gardner Houdashelt
Gene
Robert Houdashelt
Floyd
Helen Jane) Brown
Middleport
William Houdashelt
Syracuse
Walker Funeral Home
Marvin E. Beavers
Miles Cemetery
Nelsonville man electrocuted installing antenna
Gary Blair aged 32 of Nelsonville Route 2 was killed when the citizens band radio antenna he and friends were erecting contacted a high tension line near Poston School. His wife Marilyn and two friends suffered burns and were treated and released. Surviving are his parents and multiple relatives. Funeral arrangements not yet listed.
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Nelsonville
Poston School
Gary Blair
Robert Butts
Athens County
Blair
Marilyn
Billy Joe
Robert Warren
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Athens
Raymond Rucker
Shirley Harrel Livestock Official Dies at 38
Shirley M. Harrel 38 of New Marshfield Route 1 died Thursday in University Hospital Columbus after falling ill at home. She was Athens Livestock Sales office manager and former co owner. Survived by husband Richard A two daughters Mrs Ronald DuPerow Athens and Miss Traci Harrel two sons Mark Scotty and her parents Gilbert C and Melva Van Meter Coen. Services Sunday 2 p m at Jagers and Sons Funeral Home with Rev Willard Love. burial Garden Cemetery.
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Shirley Harrel
Athens
Shirley M. Harrel
New Marshfield
University Hospital
Columbus
Lodi Twp
Gilbert C
Melva van Meter Coen
Richard A
Ronald
Kim) DuPerow
Traci Harrel
Mark
Scotty
Martha Coen
Myrtle van Meter
Shade
Jagers and Sons
Willard Love
Garden Cemetery
Athens Fire Squad Reports Multiple Emergency Runs
Athens fire units responded to several incidents including cheerleader Karen Baumholtz 21 with possible ankle fracture and Bruce Calen Dine 19 with possible fracture after a vehicle strike. Lamps 20 was found unconscious. Earl Goodin 45 reported chest pains. VFW Post 8804 to hold Sunday meeting with officer nominations.
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Karen Baumholtz
Carriage Hill
Convocation Center
O'Bleness
Bruce Calendine
Athens
South May Avenue
Boyd Hall
Copeland Hall
Earl Goodin
Mound St
Fire Department
Composite firms and entities listed in archival note
A looser OCR fragment catalogues numerous company names and organizations such as Buckeye, Columbia, Galveston Houston, Wendy's International, Lancaster Colony, Zondervan, Jaeger Machine, Hunt Bancsnares, and Worthington, interspersed with punctuation and spacing irregularities suggesting a directory or corporate index from a historical newspaper page. No cohesive event details are evident beyond the presence of these corporate names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acceleration Corp Banc Orw Corp
Beasley and Berkley Bio Eng Beverage Mang Big Orum
Bob Evans Farms
Buckeye Intn' Broughton Food Co
Buckeye Fed
S&l Cardinal Fund
Cetina Financial Corco Columbia
Nat’! Corp
Int
Homewood Corp
Hunt. Bancsnares
Hoosier Engineering Jaeger Machine Co
Lancaster Colony
Eg Gas Retail Merchants Inc
Eto Shaw Summer & Co
United
McGill Wendy's International
W. W. Williams Co
Worthington
Zondervan Corp
Va & Am
Car Damage in Boca Raton Incident
Robert Harvey of Boca Raton told Athens police that a Rolls Royce was scratched at the OU Inn Wednesday night. Police estimated paint damage at $300 from what appeared to be a nail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harvey
Boca Raton
Fla
Athens
OU Inn
Round and square dances and club events in Athens area
Activities include a Moose Lodge dance at 9 Herrold St with Bob Smart and the Country Four, donation $1. Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge meeting at 7:30 p.m.. Old Settlers Senior Citizens Club potluck at 6 p.m.. Pallas Club program at 2:30 p.m.. CB Combination Club dance at Federal Hocking Middle School 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Albany VFW dance 9:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. with Ohio River Boys, $1.50 donation. AA meeting at 8:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Moose Lodge
Herrold St
Bob Smart
The
Country Four
Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Temple
Old Settlers Senior Citizens Club
Federal Hocking Middle School
Stewart
CB Combination Club
Peddle Pickers
Albany Vfw
Ohio River Boys
PEO Luncheon and Tour With Athens County Program
PEO Chapter DD hosts a noon luncheon with Mrs Bruce Paxton at 125 Lamar Drive regrets to 592 1245 Health and Welfare Council at 11 30 am on the second floor City County Health Department. Brown bag lunch will be presented by Jon Masood and Rick Kritzer of the Athens County Alcoholism Program Federal Hocking Farm Wives. A tour of Fenton Glass Company in Williamstown W Va departs the high school at 8 30 am for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
Bruce Paxton
Lamar Drive
Health and Welfare Council
Jon Masood
Rick Kritzer
Athens County Alcoholism Program
Federal Hocking
Fenton Glass Company
Williamstown
W Va
Deputy Kelly Fired From Athens County Sheriff Office
Deputy Pat Kelly was dismissed last week for alleged misuse of department equipment. Sheriff Gary Efaw cited several factors including work attitude. Kelly will appeal to the State Personnel Board of Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Kelly
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Gary Efaw
Efaw
Kelly
State Personnel Board of Review
Efan Efaw
Haydenville Man Cited For Theft
Michael D. Hoyd 24 of Haydenville charged with grand theft and burglary after a Tuesday break in at 126 Zanesville Ave. Police say a rear door window was broken and items were found in Hoyd's possession, with a coat on a chair and items piled as if to be carried away. Charges filed in Hocking County Court.
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Logan
Michael D. Hoyd
Haydenville
Douglas Hoyd
Zanesville Ave
Hoyd
Hocking County Court
Coolville Cyclist Hurt in Route 1 Motorcycle Crash
Merle Bowers, 28, tested a motorcycle on Troy Two road when he lost control at 8:10 p.m. He sustained head injuries and was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Also Mentioned on This Page
O’bleness
James Kisor
Millfield
John Young
Maude Brooks
Elmer Persinger
Edmond Efaw
Gladys Pitts
Paul Johnson
James Venable
Loretta Richards
Tammy Cochran
Russell Carter
Lorena Kline
Lisa Rife
C. Gilbert Smith
Mount St. Mary
Beulah North
Glouster
Verna Pancake
Howard Call
Sylvia Coffey
Kenneth Mount
Mary Howard
Elvin Bean
United Methodist Church
Alexander
AP Laserphoto
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Veterans Memorial Admitted
Pleasant Valley
Robert Ervin
Terrell Services
Ada Semons
Harry Enright
Chesterhill
O'’Bleness Memorial Hospital
Cornelius
May Major Enright
Lydia
Deborah Lee Ashworth
Portland
Ore
Andy Ashworth
Schoedinger- Linden
Cleveland Ave
Union Cemetery
Gerald
Edna Burke Blair
Vietnam
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marilyn Howell Blair
Scott
Ricky
Michael David
Garrett Hudnall
Kelly Blair
Roger Hudnall Sr
Woodbridge
Michael Hudnall
Germany
Johnson Funeral Home
Glenn Johnson
Green Lawn Cemetery
Alvin Pierce
McArthur
Alvin Fletcher Pierce
Dunkirk
N.Y
Dundas
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Frank
Lola Castor Pierce
EUB
Carl
Mansfield
Kenneth
Albany
Leo
Evelyn Malone
Ashland
Lillie McManus
Edith Lee
James N. Blower
Athens Fire Squad
VFW
Gilliam Frank
Athens National Bank
First Banc Group OF Ohio, Inc
FDIC
Pallas Club
Trepp
William Betcher
Alcoholics Anonymous
Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
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